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Connects applicants with West Chester Lions Club and America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses to provide an eye exam and new eyeglasses. Service is available once every two years to those without any vision insurance.

Offers a School to Life Transition Services/Community Integration service.

Provides leadership and professional development workshops to all 12 GEAR UP high schools in the district. Each school is partnered with a corporation whose employees participate in the monthly workshops.

Provides English language instruction for those who primarily speak another language

Assists first-time homebuyers in attaining their goal of home ownership by providing financial assistance for the purchase and rehabilitation of eligible housing units.

Provides emergency veterinary care, shelter, and lost-and-found service for pets with FFF ID tags. Also works to find homes for orphan and abandoned animals, visits local nursing homes and schools with "ambassador" animals, and supports the investigation of animal cruelty claims.

Provides general information and connects individuals with appropriate departments within the municipal administration.

Non-profit organization that hosts support group meetings for individuals with ADHD, a biannual conference each February Access to Parent-to-Parent Classes ,and a 7-week course in managing ADHD in children and teens

Provides emergency assistance for such things as food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses, and similar miscellaneous living needs. May offer seasonal assistance, such as Back-to-School and Project Bundle-Up, when fund are available. Referrals are made for any additional assistance not offered by the agency.

Provides low interest loan programs as well as the development of educational and awareness programs. Funding is also available for existing farmers as the Council works to keep the business of agriculture a vital part of the Chester County economy.

Infant, toddler, pre-K classrooms with extended care available and summer care, Pre-K Counts Program for children between age 3 and until the entry age for kindergarten, State licensed, Keystone STARS participant, Individualized programs to meet the needs of every child, Qualified staff and providers with specialized training in child development and developmentally appropriate programming, Meals offered through the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program, Tuition assistance and scholarships available for eligible participants, subsidized payments accepted (CCW), state funded Pre-K Counts and Infant/Toddler Contracted slots programs for qualifying families, Outside play area, Secured building entry systems

Offers a therapeutic, community-based residential program for adults with developmental disabilities and behavioral issues. This highly structured program provides rehabilitation for adults in need of intensive clinical/forensic treatment.

Provides health and social services to families. Indoor facilities include: fitness center, free fitness classes, swimming pool, gymnasium, locker rooms, steam room, sauna, babysitting services, kitchen, conference and meeting spaces. Outdoor facilities include: Miracle Field, ADA playground, volleyball courts, ballfields and more.

Offers a free summer meal program to all community members ages 18 and under in the Reading School District. Held at each of their elementary schools, Central MS, Northwest MS, and Northeast MS. All meals must be consumed on-site.

Breakfast, lunch and snack provided daily. Preschool class and swim lesson included. 1:10 Staff/Child Ratio.

Provides replacement benefits for individuals and families who had food lost or destroyed in a household disaster (storm, fire, power outage, etc.).

Provides comprehensive psychiatric services that include psychiatric evaluation, treatment, and medication management. Specialty Programs include: Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for adults, is a 3 or 5-day program based upon clinical acuity. Partial Hospitalization Program (ALPHA PHP) for children and adolescents, grades K through 12, includes academic instruction and is a year-round program. Psychiatric Rehabilitation is a voluntary, non-clinical program that helps restore community functionality for individuals with mental illness.

Adult Day Programs - Day programs are created to meet each individual’s needs and skill set. Both licensed and unlicensed day programs are held in a safe and caring environment with a team of human service professionals. Adult Residential Programs - Support is provided to individuals in community homes or life sharing with a host family. Each individual is evaluated to determine which living environment will work best for them depending on their needs, wants, and goals. Behavioral Services - Behavior support services use empirically-validated practices to identify the causes of, intervene to prevent, and create appropriate reactions to problematic behavior. Vocational Training - Vocational Training provides the supports individuals need to successfully find and maintain a job. Individuals receive assistance to build their resume and discover their skills and abilities. Companionship Services - A companion is a Direct Services Professional that provides support in the individuals own home while

Assists parents or caregivers of children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral disorders. Helps parents find services and advocates on behalf of those with any of the public systems (i.e., mental health system, education, state/local child-servicing agencies) that serve children.

Provides a range of outpatient mental health services to individuals with emotional, psychiatric or behavioral issues and also specializes in co-occurring disorders, Including: A) individual/group/family/marital counseling B) psychological evaluation C) psychiatric evaluation D) medication management E) support services for children on the autism spectrum and their families F) services to adults with autism

Assists low-income households access utility assistance through the application process for LIHEAP, Crisis, CAP programs, Dollar Energy, and weatherization services. Partners include Dollar Energy and Columbia Gas. Please Note: the agency does NOT provide direct payment for utility services, but assists with applications for utility programs.

Assists low-income households access utility assistance through the application process for LIHEAP, Crisis, CAP programs, Dollar Energy, and weatherization services. Partners include Dollar Energy and Columbia Gas. Please Note: the agency does NOT provide direct payment for utility services, but assists with applications for utility programs.

Provides training and employment opportunities for older adults to work in jobs to serve their communities.

Provides a variety of one-on-one mentoring programs for volunteer mentors (Bigs) and their mentees (Littles). Both community-based and site-based mentorship programs offered.

Offers rebates on certain Energy Star appliances and may pay consumers up to $50 to recycle an old refrigerator or freezer. Helps customers conserve energy and reduce demand while lowering their electricity costs. Also provides energy use audits to residential customers interested in reducing energy use.